Courses, by Department, for the Concentration
English:
EN399 Modern Literature of the Americas
EN499 Comparative Literature of the Americas
History:
HS168 The Border/La Frontera
HS170 Introduction to Latin American history and culture
HS273 Colonial Latin American history
HS274 Modern Latin American history
HS397 Race and Gender in Latin America
HS397 Women and the Catholic Church
HS497 The Incas
Philosophy:
PL380 Philosophy and Latin American Literature
Political Science:
PO254 Politics of Latin America
PO355 Catholicism in Political Development of Latin America
PO356 Politics of Mexico
PO357 Politics of Central America
PO358 Politics of Brazil
PO458 Politics of Development and Underdevelopment (with approval from instructor)
Religious Studies:
RL367 Ethics of Liberation Theology
Spanish Studies:
SP307 Popular Cultures of Spanish-Speaking Countries
SP314 Perspectives on Nations and Cultures of Latin America
SP327 Spanish American Literature I
SP328 Spanish American Literature II
SP329 Afro-Hispanic Literature
ML399 Hispanic Women Writers
SP427 20th Century Hispanic Poetry
SP463 Post-Modern Prose of the Southern Cone
SP464 Spanish-American Short Story
SP478 20th Century Spanish-American Drama
By Petition:
Any course determined to be appropriate by the LASC Committee can be used as an elective. This includes courses that are taken while on study abroad programs. It is
highly recommended that study abroad courses be cleared for LASC credit before the student goes abroad.
As a general rule, the committee will approve courses that contain significant content on Latin America. This may include courses with significant content on Latinos in the United States. For example, SP307 (Hispanic Popular Culture), SP310 (Hispanic Film), and SP315 (Analysis of Literature) will meet this criterion if they devote fifty percent or more of the semester to subjects related to Latin American or Latino Studies.
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